Posted on
July 1, 2009
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1:15 am
want to more about this matter. thanks so much for your help!
Posted on
July 1, 2009
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2:34 am
They seem to be a very reputable debt settlement company. According to their web site they have been able to settle accounts from prestigious clients and offer substantial relief to their customers. They can settle accounts up to 40-60% of the balances, and offer 12-36 months for payoff.Have you tried how they fared against the accreditation agencies such as the Better Business Bureau and the Association of Settlement Companies?
Posted on
July 1, 2009
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4:15 am
They have an A- rating with the BBB. The only complaint listed on their BBB file pertained to issues with the written agreement between them and their customer. I am not finding any feedback as to whether the company addressed this concern or not. Would anyone have input on that?
Posted on
July 7, 2009
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4:19 am
Debt Settlement which are also known as debt negotiation or debt arbitration is an process of negotiating or settling your payment that is less than the full amount of your total debt with your creditors. Debt Settlement for American are specially designed to pay off your debts, without filing Bankruptcy. All debt settlement companies that are members of The Association of Settlement Companies (TASC).
Posted on
August 13, 2009
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4:46 am
I'm curious as to why you want to know more about the company American Debt Settlement Solutions. If you are looking for a good or one of the best debt settlement companies for you - yes they have to be found in the BBB and TASC but you'd still have to call them and ask them questions specific to your case as well as general debt settlement questions.Incidentally, destroydebt.com has debt consultants waiting to answer your debt settlement inquiries, just fill out a form here, and speak with one for free.Good luck!
Posted on
August 13, 2009
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4:49 am
There are at least 3 solutions that Americans use to settle their debts. -Credit counseling, for debt amounts that are $7,500 and below-Debt Settlement, for debt amounts that are over $10,000 (the accounts must be past due)-Bankruptcy, a government sponsored debt relief optionThe tricky part is which one to choose. Good thing there are a lot of free initial debt consultations out there to help the consumer choose and decide.
